The Mohave County Library District serves over 200,000 residents in the city of Kingman, comprising three main branches and seven satellite locations across the city. The library maintains 185,764 volumes and circulates 832,888 items per year, including fiction, nonfiction, bestsellers, large prints, audiobooks, DVDs, and electronic media. It provides meeting rooms, public computers, WiFi, print/copy/fax/scan, mobile printing, summer reading programs, book club, and other library programs. Most branches are open from 9 AM Monday to Saturday and offer after-hours book returns and interlibrary loans.